Over at The Street today, Chris Ciaccia sat down with Jeff Gundlach to talk about Japan, government bonds, natural gas and Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) among other investments. As usual, Gundlach made several compelling and insightful arguments, some of which centered around the government's Quantitative Easing program. The headline is that Gundlach thinks the Federal Reserve has no plan to end the program.
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